Chitoshi Takabayashi ”MISORA”

Chitoshi Takabayashi ”MISORA”Chitoshi Takabayashi is a wood kaleidoscope artist. He trained under Randy and Shelley Knapp and uses this experience to create his own unique pieces. The title of this work is MISORA, which means beautiful sky in Japanese. The body is burned black and has striking appearance. With contrasting white objects, the image represents volumes and shadows like clouds in the sky. The top of the object cell is a rough looking purple and reflects faintly on the

Diameter: 24mm

Maximum Diameter : 50mm    Length : 158mm

The open two-mirror system inside the glass tube allows the patterns outside to be reflected in the image

Crystal Garden Shirokane is a studio where Mitsuru and Yuriko Yoda as well as talented younger artists are creating kaleidoscopes

He has also taken on the challenge of collaborating with other artists to create works that are a little different

a 7-point floral pattern develops inside as well

Ceramist Rika Kita has created a unique series of textured kaleidoscopes for Jun Kojima

108mm x 182mm x 24mm

Sato's glass objects are combined to create a series of unexpected color patterns

Keiko and Yoshiaki Onodera created two works on this theme

You will see changing golden mandalas through the mirror system

but when you pick it up and look into it